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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 12, 2014
  • November 29, 2017

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Easily check direction by pointing your phone's camera. Displays orientation in 32 directions, perfect for recording positions relative to a central point. Uses the device's electronic compass for navigation.

✓Point camera to check direction
✓Displays orientation in 32 directions
✓Easy to use interface
✓Uses iPhone's electronic compass
✓Records positional direction
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What's New in Bearing Camera

1.1.1

November 29, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Supported 64bit OS.

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偏角補正

偏角の補正はどうしているのでしょうか。補正あり・なしを選べると嬉しいのですが。

本当にこれ方位あってますか

寒川神社の八方札を毎年貼ってるのですが、これは、正確にわかっていいと思ったのですが、あちこち方位で、調べてた、方角とかなり、違いすぎて、南が、東南だったり、なんだか、わからなくなりました!どちらを信じればいいのか!

住宅購入時、大変助かりました。使いやすいです。

いいですよ。

便利

普通に使えます

d( ̄  ̄)

なかなかいいです!

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FAQ

How does Bearing Camera determine direction?

Bearing Camera uses the electronic compass of your iPhone to determine direction. It displays orientation in 32 different directions for easy reference.

Is Bearing Camera accurate in all environments?

The accuracy of Bearing Camera depends on the environment, as it relies on the device's electronic compass. It may not be possible to determine direction accurately in all conditions.

What devices is Bearing Camera compatible with?

Bearing Camera is compatible with iPhone and iPod devices. It requires iOS and is suitable for users aged 4 and above.

How often is Bearing Camera updated?

Bearing Camera was last updated on November 29, 2017, with version 1.1.1. While not frequently updated recently, it provides a stable core functionality.

Does Bearing Camera have ads?

Bearing Camera is ad-free, providing an uninterrupted user experience. You can use its directional features without encountering any advertisements.

What is the primary use case for Bearing Camera?

The primary use case is to easily check direction by simply pointing the camera. It's useful for recording photographic positions relative to a central point.

Can Bearing Camera be used offline?

Yes, Bearing Camera can be used offline as it relies on the device's internal compass and does not require an internet connection for its core directional functions.